Guest: Dr. Regina Atim, PharmD, MBA, Founder & CEO, Clinicians Touch ALLYVE

Industry: Health Tech / Maternal & Cardiovascular Health

Company: Clinicians Touch ALLYVE

Focus: Improving maternal outcomes through AI-powered clinical decision support, digital engagement, and health equity innovation

Tech Stack: AI/ML, Clinical Decision Support, EHR Integration, Patient Monitoring, Digital Interfaces

Themes: Responsible AI | Health Equity | Cardiovascular-Maternal Link | Root-Cause Medicine | Patient Empowerment

✅ Regina shares how growing up in Philadelphia, supported by community programs, shaped her passion for science and health equity.

✅ Hear how her first venture in healthcare consulting laid the groundwork for launching Clinicians Touch ALLYVE.

✅ Discover how her current platform supports mothers through prenatal and postpartum stages using AI, but with a human-first lens.

✅ Learn how Regina balances innovation with regulation, ensuring AI tools are ethical, safe, and inclusive.

✅ Understand why she believes heart health is the true foundation of maternal care—and why we must center women’s voices in clinical decisions.

In this inspiring episode of The Innovator’s Impact, host Darnell Perkins sits down with Dr. Regina Atim, PharmD, MBA, a powerhouse in women’s health and biotech innovation. As a pharmacist, technologist, and two-time founder, Regina’s mission is deeply personal and profoundly urgent: to tackle maternal health disparities—especially in Black communities—by combining technology with compassionate care.

She introduces her company, Clinicians Touch ALLYVE, and its AI-enabled platform that guides clinicians and patients through personalized, lower-burden maternal care. From root-cause diagnostics to reducing administrative noise, Regina is reimagining what patient-centered innovation can look like.

Regina also opens up about her early influences, the systemic challenges in AI training data, and why human connection must remain at the heart of digital health.

Q: What inspired you to start Clinicians Touch ALLYVE?

A: Seeing the alarming maternal health stats—especially for Black women—made me realize we needed real change, and tech could help.

Q: How do you ensure AI is ethical and inclusive?

A: Representation matters—from the teams building AI to the data it’s trained on. Garbage in, garbage out.

Q: What does “quality care” mean to you?

A: It’s not just outcomes—it’s trust, simplicity, and helping people feel seen, heard, and supported.

Q: What's your biggest win so far?

A: We’ve built and begun testing our MVP—and finally, people are listening. Women’s health is no longer a footnote.

00:00 – Meet Dr. Regina Atim & Her Mission

01:20 – Childhood, Science, and the Power of Access

03:30 – First Venture: Healthcare Consulting & EHR Optimization

06:00 – Launching Clinicians Touch ALLYVE

08:45 – Cardiovascular Health and Maternal Outcomes

11:00 – AI as Clinical Decision Support, Not Replacement

13:00 – The Challenge of AI Bias in Healthcare

15:45 – The Role of Community & Early Mentorship

18:20 – Redefining “Quality of Care” with a Root-Cause Lens

21:00 – Product Milestones and New Recognition

23:30 – How to Support the Mission and Get Involved

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